has anyone ever used one of those binoc's with the digital camera in them. I'm getting ready to buy one, and was wondering what a good one will be.

thanks in advance.
RBBH

No, but I saw a bikini clad young lady today that made me wish that I had I had a pair of them.

ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A pair of the bino's or her pair................

now there's a good use for them.

I have the el cheapo set from Bushnell. Was a complete waste of $50[:@]

Things to keep in mind:
The binocular will allow you to see through some sticks and weeds because of the nature of binos.
The camera part is monocular and does not see through sticks and weeds.
The binocular is like 10x whereas the camera is like 4x zoom - meaning you are not taking pictures of what you actually see.
The software that came with this bino/camera was absolutely horrible - I can't tell you how bad it will lock up your computer!!!
The binocular/camera buttons do not have a silent function - they are way too loud for hunting situations where silence is golden.
The batteries do not last very long.
And... The number 1 reason not to buy the Bushnell bino/camera ....
Within 1 week of being brand new, The focus went out on the binoculars - The left lens was not in focus with the right no matter how you try to adjust it.

Very poor design and very bad product
You can do better with a cheap digital camera!!!

Thanks HAZCON,

I believe I will stay away from that kind.

I just thought it would be neat to be able to take some pictures of the deer I see when driving around in the afternoon. It seems I always see a couple big ones every year, and would love to get some pictures.

Rack, being that I am kind of over weight and I don't work out much anymore, I am afraid a pair like hers could do more damage than good


For some reason I used the word spectacular in a sentence about 25 different times last night. I am not sure what that's about[:-]